trash politics in the keystone state

Trash will be a deciding factor in Pennsylvania’s 6th district race. And according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, it all comes down to one county. It appears that good ol’ Reading, Pennsylvania—known for that one railroad in the game of Monopoly and, if you’ve ever been there, for its mafia-owned and migrant-operated mushroom farms—is at the eye of a trash storm these days.

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One Response to “trash politics in the keystone state”

Mafia Game Says:
Friday, July 6, 2007 at 8:59 pm | Reply
Politics is often dirty, but what more can be expected.

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